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Carbon & Climate
Scientists clarify starting point for human-caused climate change
...
the
later part of
the
19th century as
the
point at which human activity started influencing
the
climate. But
the
new study brings that date forward to
the
1830s.
The
study, published today in
the
jour...
25 Aug 2016
Scientists clarify starting point for human-caused climate change
Opinion /
Water
Pumped dry: India's invisible and accelerating groundwater crisis
...
the
crop yields compared to surface water. This is because groundwater irrigation gives
the
farmers more flexibility as to
when
to irrigate and
the
amount of water
the
y can use because
the
y have total...
17 Mar 2017
Pumped dry: India's invisible and accelerating groundwater crisis
News /
Transport
Shipping pollution hotspots mapped with real-time data
...
the
year 2015.
The
y found that three of
the
six most polluted harbours – Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai – are in Asia.
The
Malacca Strait,
the
Eastern China Sea and
the
Yellow Sea have
the
world’s...
31 Aug 2017
Shipping pollution hotspots mapped with real-time data
News /
Cities
How to ensure children everywhere enjoy
the
‘urban advantage’
...
The
New Urban Agenda,
the
20-year strategy adopted at Habitat III, echoes
the
pledge made by world leaders
when
the
y agreed on
the
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015.
The
urban-focused SDG 1...
9 Jan 2017
How to ensure children everywhere enjoy the ‘urban advantage’
Opinion /
Cities
Can China meet its 2017 air quality goals?
...
the
north, and
the
Pearl and Yangtze deltas in
the
sou
the
ast – must lower PM2.5 levels by 15 per cent, 25 per cent, and 25 per cent respectively by
the
end of 2017. In Beijing, specifically,
the
avera...
1 Feb 2017
Can China meet its 2017 air quality goals?
News /
Policy & Finance
Will changes to Indonesia’s mining law hurt or help
the
environment?
...
the
US company that operates one of
the
world’s biggest gold and copper mines in
the
province of Papua. Debate abounds about whe
the
r
the
se policies are good for business. But are
the
y good for
the
env...
2 Mar 2017
Will changes to Indonesia’s mining law hurt or help the environment?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate treaty races towards hazy future
...
the
growing uncertainty about
the
viability of coal-fired power plants. But
the
architects of
the
Paris Agreement did acknowledge that
the
re are gaps and inadequacies in
the
deal
the
y struck. It invol...
7 Oct 2016
Climate treaty races towards hazy future
News /
Carbon & Climate
Glitter or green? Sydney's big bash gives way to speed climate action
...
the
damage governments can do in a short time
when
the
y're in power.
The
clock is ticking (on climate change), we're aware
the
re's so much to do and we're still fighting
the
se battles," she said.
The
...
15 May 2017
Glitter or green? Sydney's big bash gives way to speed climate action
News /
Carbon & Climate
With colour-coded warnings, Indian city gets serious about dirty air
...
the
r environmental risk: air pollution. Ahmedabad, in
the
western state of Gujarat, has among
the
worst air pollution in
the
country. But it is
the
first to install an air monitoring and warning syste...
10 Jul 2017
With colour-coded warnings, Indian city gets serious about dirty air
News /
Water
Top 10 moments from
the
Singapore International Water Week 2018
...
the
future Over
the
past 10 years, thousands of experts from across
the
world have shared
the
ir water innovations and technologies at
the
SIWW’s Water Convention to inspire o
the
rs, advance
the
industr...
13 Aug 2018
Top 10 moments from the Singapore International Water Week 2018
News /
Food & Agriculture
Is a property boom in Malaysia causing a fisheries bust in Penang?
...
the
second Penang bridge, which stretches 24 kilometers (15 miles) to
the
mainland from
the
island’s Sou
the
ast coast. Ano
the
r reclamation scheme, known as
the
Seri Tanjung Pinang Project has also la...
24 Apr 2017
Is a property boom in Malaysia causing a fisheries bust in Penang?
News /
Policy & Finance
SpongeBob SquarePants and
the
‘last frontier’ of
the
Philippines
...
the
Philippines — including petition-launcher Anna Oposa, co-founder of
the
NGO Save Philippine Seas —
the
January 9 press release from Viacom was
the
first
the
y heard of
the
project. Even officials s...
27 Feb 2017
SpongeBob SquarePants and the ‘last frontier’ of the Philippines
News /
Water
Water is a human right, but who will deliver it?
...
the
people why
the
price has to be increased - because of
the
serious problem that Singapore is going to face in
the
future,” said Biwas. “We have to tell Singaporeans that
the
days
when
we open
the
t...
13 Mar 2017
Water is a human right, but who will deliver it?
News /
Food & Agriculture
West Papua gives indigenous communities control over forests
...
the
province. Image: © Jurnasyanto Sukarno / Greenpeace
The
NGOs also helped
the
villagers set up an indigenous association, and worked with
the
m to develop a plan for how to use
the
land, analyse th...
14 Mar 2017
West Papua gives indigenous communities control over forests
News /
Energy
Indigenous communities resisting dams in Indonesia claim
the
y face repression, rights abuses
...
the
communities to persuade
the
company not to pursue
the
ir activities within
the
villages’ traditional landholdings.
The
n,
the
situation reversed:
The
company reported
the
incident as an extortion at...
2 May 2017
Indigenous communities resisting dams in Indonesia claim they face repression, rights abuses
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Climate change—A repressed challenge
...
the
economic losses has been insured.
The
remaining losses had to be shouldered by
the
countries
the
mselves and
the
people living
the
re.
The
re is hardly any financial protection available in emerging ...
12 Oct 2017
Climate change—A repressed challenge
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Some agricultural sectors can't just adapt to climate change—
the
y must transform
...
the
fundamental nature of systems we rely on for food, water and jobs can be disruptive, expensive and difficult to implement.
The
y also risk fur
the
r marginalising
the
poor if
the
y are excluded from d...
9 Nov 2017
Some agricultural sectors can't just adapt to climate change—they must transform
News /
Food & Agriculture
Countries signed to UN-brokered illegal fishing treaty meet for first time
...
The
week-long meeting in Oslo “is expected to define
the
responsibilities of
the
concerned states as well as Regional Fisheries Management Organizations and o
the
r international bodies,” according to t...
31 May 2017
Countries signed to UN-brokered illegal fishing treaty meet for first time
Press Releases /
Green Initiatives
Green Initiatives Wins AmCham Shanghai 2016 Annual CSR Awards
...
the
non-profit winner for
the
Innovation Award, while
the
corporate winner was given to Coca-Cola China.
The
winners for this category were decided through a public voting in which people participated...
4 Jan 2017
Green Initiatives Wins AmCham Shanghai 2016 Annual CSR Awards
Press Releases /
Plant Warrior
Two entrepreneurs create world's healthiest protein
...
the
UK have just launched a Kickstarter Campaign, calling out to
the
public to help
the
m raise
the
funds
the
y need to launch
the
ir new start-up company, Plant Warrior.
The
ir first product will be a h...
30 Nov 2016
Two entrepreneurs create world's healthiest protein
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Carbon & Climate
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
The world may eventually bring temperatures back below the Paris threshold, but fishers in Eastern Samar are already …
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
The return of smoke haze underscores a sobering reality: while Asean has policies designed to combat it, the …
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
News /
Manufacturing
After EU deforestation exemption, leather industry seeks to rebuild trust
In July, the European Commission confirmed leather’s exclusion from the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) — this week, the …
After EU deforestation exemption, leather industry seeks to rebuild trust
News /
Energy
Can offshore wind protect the climate and ocean alike?
Offshore wind energy is on the rise. Many experts regard it as pivotal to building renewable energy grids …
Can offshore wind protect the climate and ocean alike?
News /
Lifestyle
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
News /
Policy & Finance
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
Brazil will chair a new body in an ambitious effort to align the world’s fragmented carbon markets – …
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
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